职业英语第二册unit7-ListeningandSpeaking.ppt

Unit Seven,Unit 7 Culture and Etiquettes,Listen for Fun,Section 2,Lead-in,Skills,Listening and Speaking,Section 1,Lead-in,1. the importance of culture and business etiquette,2. some Western cultures and business etiquette,3. cultural awareness,In this unit, you will learn to:,Section 1 Getting Things Ready,Section 1 Activity 1,Task 1 Listen and Match.,Section 1 Activity 1,Culture and Etiquette,f,g),h,c,d,a,e,Section 1 Activity 1,Task 2 Listen and write.,table manners,emphasize,napkin,pick teeth,eye contact,punctuality,propose a toast,help yourself,Section 1 Activity 2,1. When in Rome, do as the Romans do. 2. Youd better dress formally on a formal occasion. 3. Id like to propose a toast to the long friendship between us. 4. You shouldnt use someones first name unless you are invited to and you should always use their title as well. 5. Now in the globalized society we should treat others with more courtesy and respect.,Listen and Repeat.,Section 1 Activity 2,6. Now lets all drink to our successful co-operation! 7. Here is one hundred dollars and you can keep the change. 8. Understanding and respecting different cultures help us adjust to unfamiliar environments. 9. We need to be open and flexible to other cultures to be successful in this world.,Section 1 Activity 3: Speak out,Task 1 Talk to two students and complete the table below.,Section 1 Activity 3: Speak out,Task 2 Prepare a short speech to be presented in class by filling in the blanks with the information from the table above. At a formal dinner party, a gentleman should wear a black suit and a lady should wear a 1 _. Guests are expected to arrive on time or a little earlier. 2 _ like a bottle of wine or a bunch of flowers would make the host or hostess happy. When chatting with other guests, remember to keep at least a 3 _ distance away from them. Talking and eating 4 _ is considered bad manners in Western countries. You should never pick your teeth in front of others. When someone introduces you, you should smile, make eye contact and shake hands 5 _. When you are seated at the table, you should put the napkin on your laps and wait until all are served before beginning to eat.,Section 2 Things to Do,Task 1 Listen and Write,Task 1 Listen and Repeat,Task 2 Listen and Complete,Task 1 Listen and Repeat,Task 2 Listen and Judge,Activity 2 Interactions,Activity 3 Listen Out,Activity 1 Task Check-up,Task 3 Answer Questions,Task 2 Make a presentation,Task 3 Role Playing,Task 4 Just Do It,Task 5 Challenge Yourself,Task 3 Listen and Decide,Task 4 Listen and Complete,Section 2 Activity 1 Task Check-up,Key & Script: 1. etiquette 2. toast 3. courtesy 4. flexible 5. knife and fork 6. When in Rome, do as the Romans do. 7. Youd better dress formally on a formal occasion.,Task 1 Listen and Write.,Section 2 Activity 1 Task Check-up,Task 2 Make a presentation. Listen and take notes. Then report the information you get to your class.,Script: At a formal dinner party, a gentleman should wear a black suit and a lady should wear a dress. Guests are expected to arrive on time or a little earlier. Small gifts like a bottle of wine or a bunch of flowers would make the host or hostess happy. When chatting with other guests, remember to keep at least a three-feet distance away from them. Talking and eating loudly is considered bad manners in Western countries. You should,Section 2 Activity 1 Task Check-up,never pick your teeth in front of others. When someone introduces you, you should smile, make eye contact and shake hands firmly and briefly. When you are seated at the table, you should put the napkin on your laps and wait until all are served before beginning to eat.,1. The typical bad manners we have are (name three) _. 2. A man should wear _ and a woman should wear _. 3. We should keep _ distance when we chat with Western people. 4. You should place the napkin _ at a meal. 5. We hold the knife _ and the fork _.,Section 2 Activity 1 Task Check-up,Task 3 Answer questions.,spitting, making loud noises and blowing the nose in public,a black suit,3-feet,on your laps,in the right hand,a dress,in the left,Task 1 Listen and repeat.,Section 2 Activity 2 Interactions,Section 2 Activity 2 Interactions,Dialogue One Listen and complete the dialogue by choosing the best answers. Then listen and repeat. M: Hi, Ah Fang! Whats that youre reading? W: Hi! A book named An Introduction to Cultures and Business Etiquette. M: Why? Are you interested in the different cultures in different countries? W: Yes, they are not just interesting but also 1 _ and useful. You see, the world is becoming so small that people call it a global village.,Task 2 Listen and complete.,c,Section 2 Activity 2 Interactions,M: And 2 _ the between people from different cultural backgrounds are on the increase day by day. W: Thats why we need to have a good knowledge of 3 _ of other cultures in order to behave properly. M: I agree. Will you show me some examples? W: Sure. In India it is considered rather rude and impolite to say no to people asking for help. So when you ask them the way, theyd give you directions anyway even if they dont exactly how to get there! M: Really? Thats so funny! But thats sort of dishonest, isnt it? W: Well, we definitely cant say so. When interacting with people from a different culture, its not just 4 _ behaviour; its the attitude that matters. M: Attitude? Im confused. W: We should be aware of the diversity of culture and 5 _ cultures different from ours.,a,e,d,b,Section 2 Activity 2 Interactions,Listen and supply the missing words. Then listen and repeat. W: Welcome, Mr. Smith. Please come here and take this seat. M: Glad to see you again, Mrs. Wang. Thank you for 1 _ to this dinner. Is this seat special? W: Yes, it is the seat for the most important person at the round table. M: Well! I feel so honoured and flattered. Thank you ever so much! W: You are welcome. You are our 2 _ today. Have a cup of tea first and help yourself to the cold dishes first. M: The cold dishes first! You mean there are more dishes?,inviting me,most distinguished guest,Dialogue Two,Section 2 Activity 2 Interactions,W: Sure! These are just to start with. Aha, here comes the soup. Have a try, please. M: Wow, its so delicious! Tell me, Mrs. Wang. 3 _ it tastes so extraordinary while there is nothing in it but just clear water? W: (Chuckles.) This is the Cantonese style of soup called Long-stewed Soup. We just drink the soup without eating the contents and we have it before the 4 _. M: The main dishes! Im nearly full now. W: You must be kidding. There are eight big courses to come yet! Now please tell me what youd like to drink, wine or Chinese spirits, Mr. Smith.,How come,main dishes,Section 2 Activity 2 Interactions,M: Please call me Jack. I hear Chinese spirits are very strong, but Id 5 _ some. W: Thats good. Now, everyone, lets drink to our successful co-operation! M: Yes, and good health, everyone! W & M: Cheers!,venture to try,Section 2 Activity 2 Interactions,Section 2 Activity 2 Interactions,Situation 1: Talk with your partner about the bad manners of some people. For your reference: 1. travel around the world 2. leave a poor impression 3. have a bad reputation 4. embarrass with 5. improve our image,Task 4 Just do it: Make up your own dialogue.,Section 2 Activity 2 Interactions,Situation 2: Mrs. Yang invites Mr. White home for a dinner. They are talking at the dinner table. For your reference: 1. Thank you for preparing such a splendid dinner. 2. Make yourself at home. 3. Shall I serve you? 4. Help yourself to some fish. 5. How about a drink before dinner? 6. Let me propose a toast to our friendship. 7. Let me help you with the washing-up.,Section 2 Activity 2 Interactions,Look at the pictures and ask each other questions about them with your partner. Use the words as clues. They may be used as answers to your questions.,Task 5 Challenge yourself: Ask questions.,Section 2 Activity 2 Interactions,Section 2 Activity 3 Listen Out,Task 1 Listen and repeat.,Listen to 5 short conversations and tell if the statements are true or false. Write T for True and F for False. 1. The woman will not bring any gift. ( ) 2. They exchanged gifts as souvenirs. ( ) 3. They will try some Western food for a change. ( ) 4. Westerners dont like talking about personal affairs. ( ) 5. Mr. Zhang doesnt give the waitress tips. ( ),Section 2 Activity 3 Listen Out,F,T,T,T,F,Task 2 Listen and Judge.,Listen to the dialogues and choose the best answer. Dialogue One 1. A) Western way of eating. B) Chinese way of eating. C) Both of them. D) Neither of them. 2. A) Chopsticks are much easier to handle. B) Knives and forks are much easier to handle. C) Western style of eating is better than the Chinese way of eating D) Different ways of eating reflect different cultures.,Section 2 Activity 3 Listen Out,Task 3 Listen and decide.,Section 2 Activity 3 Listen Out,Dialogue Two 3. A) Because he forget to shake hands. B) Because he used his left hand to shake with the boss. C) Because he shook hands with his left hand in his pocket. D) Because he shook hands with the boss weakly. 4. A) Using a persons first name to show friendliness. B) Using a persons last name to show respectfulness. C) Using a persons first name without being asked to. D) Using a persons last name together with the title.,Section 2 Activity 3 Listen Out,5. A) America, Japan and Italy. B) Germany, Japan and Italy. C) Italy, Japan and America. D) Germany, America and Italy.,Section 2 Activity 3 Listen Out,Listen to the passage and fill in the blanks. In the globalized society of the 21st century, we need to understand different cultures. Understanding different cultures helps us 1 _in which we meet, work and live with other people from different cultures. Adjustment and 2 _ toward different cultures helps us to take active roles in the 3 _ society. It is not only a matter of knowing what to say or when to arrive for a meeting, it also involves a continued effort to 4 _ our partners culture and etiquette. We need to know and respect their greeting practice, gift-giving etiquette, table manners, and other aspects of etiquette. In a word, we need to be 5 to other cultures to be successful in this world.,adjust to unfamiliar environments,positive attitudes,Task 4 Listen and complete.,diverse and competitive,recognize and appreciate,open and flexible,Section 2 Speaking Practice,Situation 1 W: Long time no see! M: Hi! How was your travel abroad? M: Exciting, you know its very exciting to travel around the world and meet different people. W: I envy you very much. Nowadays, more and more Chinese like you can afford to travel around the world. M: Yeah, the more Chinese go abroad, the better the world will understand China. But some Chinese left a very poor impression because of their bad manners.,Sample Dialogues,Section 2 Speaking Practice,W: Really? What kind of bad manners? M: Like spitting in streets, talking too loudly, walking around in pajamas, cutting in line, etc. W: Oh, what a shame! They shouldnt embarrass China with such behaviour. M: Yeah, its high time we took measures to get rid of these bad habits and improve our image in the world. W: Yes, we Chinese are well-known for our refined tastes and manners. Now in the globalized society we should treat others with more courtesy and respect.,Section 2 Speaking Practice,Situation 2 W: Welcome, Mr. White. Please sit down. M: Glad to meet you, Mrs. Yang. Thank you very much for preparing such a splendid dinner especially for us. W: You are welcome. This is the special local food. Help yourself, please. M: Thanks. W: Here, let me propose a toast to further development of our co-operation and to our guests health.,Section 2 Speaking Practice,M: Thank you. I propose a toast to the health of everyone here and to the success of our negotiations. W: Please try this seafood from Beihai. M: Thank you very much. Id like to thank each and every one of you for your warm treat since our arrival in Guangzhou. W: Dont mention it. Please let us know if there is anything you need. M: Thank you very much indeed. And here lets all drink a toast to the success of our future co-operation. W: Cheers.,Section 2 Listening practice,Script: 1. W: Mr. Bush asked me to have dinner with his family next Friday. What gift should I bring? M: Well, its absolutely unnecessary to bring anything. W: No kidding? Are you sure? M: Yes, of course. I read a book and it said, “It is unnecessary to bring a gift when invited to dinner in America.” W: I think Id better bring something Chinese.,Section 2 Listening practice,Script: 2. M: Mrs. Smith, heres a little present for you from our corporation. W: Its very nice of you, Mr. Wang. Wow, a Chinese panda! Its so cute! M: Im glad you like it. Its just a souvenir of our co-operation. W: Heres a badge of our company. I hope our business relationship will last for ever.,Section 2 Listening practice,Script: 3. M: Do you prefer Chinese or Western food? W: I think Chinese food is delicious but Id like some Western food for a change. M: OK. There is a famous Western restaurant there. Lets go.,Section 2 Listening practice,Script: 4. M: What topics can we talk about when we meet Western people? W: The most common topics would include weather, sports, and travelling. M: Can we ask them personal questions to know more about them? W: No, youd better not.,Section 2 Listening practice,Script: 5. M: Waitress, can I have the bill? W: Here it is, sir. You bill totals 86 dollars. M: Here is one hundred dollars and you can keep the change. W: Thank you, sir. Have a nice day.,Section 2 Listening practice,Script: W: There are many differences between Chinese and Western ways of eating. M: Yes. We Chinese use chopsticks while Westerners use a knife and fork. W: Dont you think our chopsticks are much easier to handle while knives and forks are so complicated to use. M: Im afraid the Westerners wouldnt agree with you on that. It may take them a long time to learn how to use chopsticks. W: What do you think of the food Westerners eat at dinner? A Western dinner seems rather simple. There are so few courses. M: Thats true. Even at a simple family dinner we have at least four dishes.,Dialogue One,Section 2 Listening practice,W: But the Western style of eating seems to be more hygienic. Everybody eats from his own plate. M: Yes, I agree. Westerners usually ask others to pass some food to them if they cant reach it. If you stretch out your arm or stand up to get food, people would think you have very bad manners. W: But the dinner table in a Chinese restaurant is so convenient. Just turn the revolving glass piece and you can reach for any dish easily. M: Mm. thats true. The different ways of eating just reflect the differences in the two cultures. W: Youre right. And the important thing is to be aware of the differences so as to avoid misunderstanding. Q1: Which way of eating seems more hygienic according to the dialogue? Q2: Which of the following statements is true according to the dialogue?,Section 2 Listening practice,Script: W: David, did you have some embarrassing experiences when you were travelling in other countries? M: Yes, you know, people shake hands in different ways. When I went to U.S. for the first time, I shook hands gently. W: Whats wrong with it? M: Later I found out people there consider a gentle handshake a sign of weakness. Apparently, people there tend to shake hands quite firmly. W: I must remember that. Go ahead, pl